BREAKING: Hezbollah STUNNED In Lebanon; U.S. Hits Iran Ship; Hamas Leader Eliminated | TBN Israel

The IDF executed an operation to recapture the Buffor strategic outpost in southern Lebanon, a Crusader fortress with historical significance for Israel. This move aims to destroy Hezbollah's infrastructure, push the threat away from northern Israel, and expand the IDF's freedom of action beyond previous contact lines. The operation involved multiple IDF units, air force strikes, artillery, and engineering efforts, focusing on controlling the ridge and surrounding areas to disrupt Hezbollah's observation, launch, and command capabilities.

After 26 years, Buffor in South Lebanon is once again in Israeli hands. The IDF recaptured the Buffor strategic outpost in southern Lebanon. The operation was intended to destroy his infrastructure and to push the threat away from northern Israel and at the same time is the deal with Iran falling apart. [00:00:00] ... Wufur is a crusader fortress almost 1,000 years old. Kalat El Shak sitting on a high ridge above the Litani River. It's overlooking southern Lebanon, the Nabatia area and the routes leading towards the Israeli border. [00:02:32] ... The capture of BUFO is not only a tactical achievement. It is a symbol that Israel is returning to one of the places where an entire chapter in its security history was written. [00:04:01] ... Many forces are taking part in the operation. Golani Givvati, the seventh brigade, the fire brigade and the multi-dimensional unit. The forces are operating under division 36 and with intelligence guidance from military intelligence. [00:40:48]

The United States is actively enforcing a naval blockade on Iran in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil route. This includes striking vessels involved in laying mines and disabling ships that refuse to comply with instructions, such as a Gambian-flagged ship hit by Hellfire missiles. The U.S. has also expanded sanctions against Iran's oil transport and trade network, offering a $15 million reward for information on the Revolutionary Guard's financial network. These actions signal a clear American resolve to maintain pressure on Iran, even as diplomatic talks for a ceasefire and a hardened nuclear agreement remain unresolved.

The United States struck a ship from the air in the Homus area. [00:00:35] ... The United States Naval Forces, Central Command, Sentcom sharpened its tone and warned that it would strike any vessel found laying explosive charges in shipping routes. [00:05:30] ... a father jet carried out a precise strike against a vessel that was operating to disrupt and undermine the blockade on Iran. The ship which refused to obey the Navy's instructions was attacked from the air with hellfire missiles and disabled. [00:05:46] ... Washington is offering a reward of $15 bill million for information related to the financial network of the revolutionary guard. [00:06:11] ... An American aircraft struck a vessel in the Gulf of Oman after more than 20 unanswered warnings. The ship flying the flag of Gambia and moving towards an Iranian port was disabled by precise fire against its engine room. [00:33:25]

The IDF successfully eliminated Muhammad Udah, the newly appointed commander of Hamas's military wing, just a week after his appointment, following the prior elimination of his predecessor. This is part of an ongoing strategy of targeted eliminations against Hamas leadership. Concurrently, the IDF is deepening its operational hold in the Gaza Strip, expanding the area under its control from 49% to 59%, with a stated goal of 70%. This indicates a significant shift in IDF doctrine, moving from generic retaliation to immediate, forceful responses that eliminate terrorist cells and strongholds, challenging the notion of a complete ceasefire.

This is how the new commander of the military wing of the Hamas terrorist organization, Muhammad Udah, was eliminated. [00:11:37] ... Udak, who was appointed only a week earlier, was hit by a precise missile while walking in the street. [00:11:53] ... Hamas is now searching for a new head of its military wing after the elimination of two key senior figures, Isadin Hadad and Muhammad Udah. [00:43:16] ... the area under IDF control has grown in recent months from about 49% to about 59%. Prime Minister Netanyahu has already spoken about a target of 70%. [00:43:48]

The United Nations, under Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, placed Israel on a blacklist of states and organizations suspected of committing sexual violence in conflict zones, alongside groups like Hamas, ISIS, and Al-Qaeda. The hosts vehemently condemned this decision, labeling it as hypocrisy and an erosion of moral logic. They argued that Israel, as a democratic state with strict oversight and legal systems, is being unfairly equated with terrorist organizations that explicitly use rape, murder, and kidnapping as tools of war, thereby damaging the UN's credibility and objectivity.

The United Nations decide on a particularly vile step, placing Israel on a blacklist of states and organizations suspected of committing sexual violence. Do you understand? They put Israel on a list that includes Hamas, the terrorist organization, ISIS, and al-Qaeda. [00:12:46] ... The IDF and the security forces operate under oversight, review and also legal systems that are amongst the strictest in the world. [00:13:38] ... There's no s symmetry between a democratic army operating within a framework of international law and a terrorist organization that turned rape, murder, and kidnapping into declared tools of war. [00:13:53] ... In response to the report, the foreign ministry led by Minister Gidon Sar announced the severeing of ties of the office of the United Nations Secretary General and the freezing of cooperation with him until a new secretary general is elected. [00:15:06]